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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1954
Page
2
In a Bay Area continuation, Ike avoids direct conflict as McCarthy faces renewed criticism. The piece notes reactions from Nixon and cabinet members, plus Democratic concerns over loyalty claims. Also covered are San Francisco civic appointments and local crime notes.
Joe P. Silva 77 died yesterday in Hayward served by Sorensen Brothers chapel. He leaves four children Manuel Vargas Jr George Vargas Mary Goularte and Frank Vargas all of Alvarado and two sisters Mrs Maria Goularte and Mrs Evarista Fields. He was a member of UPEC Liberty council 58 and is survived by two brothers JoAnne Silva and a grandchild. A mass will be said at All Saints Saints church Friday at 9:30 am with rosary service Thursday 8 pm. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery.
Andre M Goosev 24 unemployed laborer surrendered and confessed to strangling a girl named Jean in October 1958 in Ann Arbor Michigan his body was disposed in a lake He claimed narcotics were found in his pocket and conscience prompted the surrender. He was wanted in San Francisco on a non support charge. Secretary McKay said he has no intention to resign and will serve at the pleasure of President Eisenhower.
Vatican sources report the pope walked unaided beside a helper six days after a near fatal collapse. Roman Catholics celebrate the closing of the Marian year as pilgrims gather in St Peters Square and many claim to see him at his window though officials say the figure was not the pope. Doctors say he remains very weak though eating and retaining semi solid food. The pope’s pulse fluctuates and pneumonia or other complications remain a danger for an elderly patient. Four doctors broadcast a Hail Mary to mark the Marian year’s end.
M Tagd competed to dispose of a pet. Brooks offered it for a shooting match at his gun club and won.
In Cleveland the prosecution implied that Dr Samuel H Sheppard could have marked his own neck. Dr Foster testified about a fading on the left neck, swelling at the skull base and face, and a possible jaw fracture not shown on X-ray. The witness described mental shock and notes from hospital reports.
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